How the Psyche Protects Us from Ourselves
One of the most elegant paradoxes of psychoanalysis is that the psyche does not primarily strive for truth, but for […]
Debugging Code and Debugging the Soul: Why the Analogy Is Misleading
People often ask me whether debugging code has helped me in psychotherapy – and if there’s a similarity between fixing
Artificial Intelligence and the “Lazy Brain”: Why We Won’t Get Dumber
Recently, concerns have been raised that the mass adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) will make us mentally lazy and eventually
Anti-Consumerism: The No-Buy Movement as a Natural Balance
From Consumer Chaos to the Counter-Reaction In recent decades, consumer culture has reached extremes, vividly illustrated in scenes of chaos
Book Review Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa
The novel Musashi is an easy, unpretentious read, with a style so straightforward that it occasionally feels almost childlike. This
From Hypnosis to Jungian Psychotherapy
I started my first graduation is psychology more like a joke and without professional interests in the field. It was
First steps into the world of technology
I have started dealing with PCs when I was just 6 or 7 years old. I tried some games on my father’s work PC in his office.
Early steps in entrepreneurship and startups
In the beginning of 2020 Kovid pandemic has started. I was pushed to do what was desired from really long